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As the summer haze dissipates and the Sun sets earlier, seize the opportunity to indulge in stargazing
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When objects like Saturn and the Sun appear in opposite directions in the sky and can be viewed from Earth.
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Now is the prime time of the year to witness Saturn in all its glory. It will specifically on August 27, 2023.
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For naked-eye observers, Saturn will appear as a very bright point of light that (unlike the stars) does not twinkle.
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With binoculars or a telescope with at least 40X zoom you can see the rings and bring them into focus.
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You can locate Saturn in the south-east direction after the sunset
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Every planet that reaches opposition does so approximately once every Earth year. This pattern arises from the fact that Earth, as the innermost planet